Sentence examples for as do fellow from inspiring English sources

As do fellow students.

Australian heavyweight David Malouf makes the lineup for Ransom, a fresh take on the Iliad, as do fellow Australians Evie Wyld and Craig Silvey.

And "Champagne marathons and tug-o'-wars" (News) said Wyndham Halswelle "remains the only British [Olympic] athlete to have the full collection of gold, silver and bronze medals", but David Hemery and Mary Rand share the distinction as do fellow British Olympians Bradley Wiggins, Kathleen McKane Godfree and Josiah Ritchie.

Anthony Gonzales of M83 appears on "Memorial," as do fellow Norwegian superstars Röyksopp on "Slowly".

Simons supports closing the carried interest tax loophole, a significant benefit to many in the financial world, as do fellow megadonors Sussman and Soros.

However, they were gutsy and athletic and have a bright future ahead of them, as do fellow Americans Evora and Ladwig.

Alastair Campbell failed to get past the judges' first post with his debut novel All in the Mind, as did fellow shortlistees Kathy Lette, James Buchan, Simon Montefiore and Isabel Fonseca.

Wells himself was one of the most accomplished early riders, regularly testing himself out around the Surrey hills at Hindhead and Devil's Punch Bowl (as did fellow dystopianist Aldous Huxley).

The firm, which sends about 20,000 holidaymakers to Greece every summer, said it would have cash available at local offices, as did fellow travel firms Olympic Holidays and Ionian Holidays.

Superfan John Peel had a moment of wish fulfillment when he made a cameo in 1991, as did fellow Radio 1 DJ Chris Moyles in 2004, while Judi Dench made a memorable appearance for the 10,000th episode in 1989, playing not herself but the hitherto silent character Pru Forrest.

But Hampshire's Briggs also found turn in the pitch, as did fellow slow bowler Patel, and Pakistan were unable to chase down the apparently meagre total.